In this chapter: Print and Formatting » Printing » Print Into Variables » Using System Input and Output Streams Read and Write Binary Files » Read and Write Binary Files Sequentially » Random Access Files Read and Write Files Within Zip Files In-Script Data	Book: The Judo Language 0.9 Chapter 14. Print, File I/O and In-Script Data By James Jianbo Huang non-printer version
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Print and Formatting   _{to be finished}

The println statement must be the most used statement in this book or basically any scripting language books. Judo has three print statements, print, println and flush. They can all write texts to the system output streams, to an open text file or any textural output stream such as an internet connection. The flush command is exactly like print and it also flushes the output stream. The println prints the content and a new-line, and also flushes.

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Print Into Variables

 
Read and Write Binary Files   _{to be done}

 
Read and Write Files Within Zip Files   _{to be done}

 
In-Script Data   _{to be done}